Why Yes, One Cleveland Writer Did Offer Up A Nazi Death-Camp Gas For Use As Dirk Nowitzki's Nickname
And it was Scott Raab (yesterday). Oh, don't get all "How dare you belittle millions of deaths for a joke the morally depraved community doesn't even so much as giggle at?" He apologized 13 hours later, while nobly driving page views to a story he wrote last year about retired U.S. autoworker/ convicted Nazi death-camp guard John Demjanjuk.
Here's the nut graf of that one:
Because it is the Holocaust, however, it is hilarious: No greater monster left alive, John Demjanjuk sits where Hitler once sat - in a cell in Munich's Stadelheim prison - waiting for his lunch, and for justice to be done to him again.
Scott Raab [Twitter]
Voting is over: which name won our Dirk Nowitzki nickname contest? [DMN]
Auschwitz: Zyklon B [Nizkor]
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